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Ukraine’s navy said six Ukrainian seamen were wounded when Russian coast guard vessels opened fire on three Ukrainian ships near the Kerch Strait and then seized them late Sunday. The two nations blame each other. Video shown on Russian TV shows two ships colliding. (Nov. 26)

U.S. border agents in San Diego fired tear gas on hundreds of migrants protesting on the Mexican side of the border on Sunday after some of them attempted to get through the fencing and wire separating the two countries. (Nov. 26)

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China enters Korean War; Nazis force half a million Jews into walled ghetto; Nixon’s secretary tries to explain gap on Watergate tapes; ‘Casablanca’ premieres at Hollywood Theater; Tina Turner is born. (Nov. 26)

A couple living in China created a parody video of the recent Dolce&Gabbana promotional ads seen as culturally insensitive to one of the world’s largest markets for luxury goods. (Nov. 26)

The InSight mission, which hopes to begin a two-year study of Mars’ deep interior, is nearing the end of a nearly seven-month journey from California.

Here are the top stories for Sunday, November 25th: A Brexit deal is sealed; Snow snarls post-Thanksgiving travel; An Alabama family demands an apology from police; A glow stick world record is smashed.

The parents of a black man killed by a police officer following a shooting at an Alabama mall are demanding justice for their son.

Mississippi Republican Sen.Cindy Hyde-Smith attended a segregation academy in high school and praised a Confederate soldier’s attempts to “defend his homeland,” according to reports.

The number of background checks runby the FBI for firearm purchases this Black Friday saw a 10 percent drop after last year’s shoppingday set a new single-day record.

Highlights of this day in history: President John F. Kennedy laid to rest at Arlington; New details emerge about Iran-Contra affair; British forces leave New York; Elian Gonzalez rescued off Florida coast; Baseball’s Joe DiMaggio born. (Nov. 25)